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Background: Although the importance of food and nutrition actions is recognized, especially in the Family Health Strategy, there are few studies on the organization of nutritional care in the Unified Health System. Objective: To describe and compare the organization of Nutritional Care-AN in Primary Health Care in two macroregions of the State of São Paulo, Brazil. Method: This is a cross-sectional study conducted in 115 Family Health Strategy services. A structured instrument was used. Descriptive data analysis and Fisher's exact test were performed to verify associations between the variable 'region' and those of interest. Results: 115 interviews were conducted with managers from 31 municipalities. There was a higher frequency of actions at RMBS, with statistically significant differences for the following variables: role of community health agent; individual assessment of food intake, vaccination campaigns, and group activities; measurement of body mass index in the gestational curve; breastfeeding support; guidelines on complementary feeding and multidisciplinary team care for overweight. Conclusion: AN predominated in RMBS. However, in both regions, there are limits to be overcome, requiring the analysis of the quality of these actions to achieve completeness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This work is an experience report that seeks to describe and reflect on the promotion of care with the provision of integrative and complementary practices in a primary care unit located in a city of Ceará state. The offer of practices took place in the period from November 2020 to December 2021. Being initially developed four workshops with the health unit professionals in order to present the Integrative and Complementary Health Practices, the National Policy on Integrative and Complementary Practices, and elaborate the flow of care and user profile. Observations were noted in a field diary and then analyzed with the findings of the literature, resulting in reflections on the expansion of access to Integrative and Complementary Practices in the Unified Health System, the relevance in promoting complementary health care to users, the need for management support, valuing professionals and institutionalization of the policy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This qualitative case study analyzed the meaning of the experience of training the community health agent (CHA) in a municipality in the south of Brazil, based on the problematizing education approach proposed by the Ministries of Education and Health. Interviews were conducted with CHA who completed the course and health and education managers involved with the development and pedagogical monitoring of the course (n=17), analysis of the students' portfolios and the Pedagogical Course Project. Textual material was interpreted by content analysis supported by ATLAS.ti software. The course strengthened the CHA knowledge on how to approach and inform the families, improved their communication and interpersonal skills, and also broadened their understanding on the concept of health by including social determinants of the healthdisease process, preparing them to deal with complex problems. The course increased security, confidence and tranquility to the work process. Problematizing education approach, which greatly value the active teaching-learning-assessment methodologies, produced learnings connected with the experiences of the CHA. The course also improved the CHA feeling of being part of a team. Challenges were observed regarding the understanding/execution of the active course methodologies. Research on CHA training and work evaluation involving the perception of staff and users is recommended. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To reflect on the potentiality of matrilineal (matrix support) in the performance and development of health professionals from primary care to SUS health. This is a review of narrative literature that identified in electronic databases, publications from the last five years, based on descriptors: Primary Health Care; Mental Health; Family Health Strategy; Unified Health System. It was observed that the matrix tool, when structured, offers a collaborative network that produces shared care in the broadest sense of integrality, being a way of accessing care to the suffering of the users of the SUS and continuous and permanent pedagogical training to health professionals. Matrilineal is essential for the primary care professional's performance in mental health care, in addition to favoring a greater articulation of the network of services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study analyzes the construction of institutional cooperation between the Brazilian Ministry of Health and academic institutions to develop the National Program for Access and Quality Improvement in Primary Care in the Brazilian National Health System (Sistema Único de Saúde - SUS). This qualitative research is based on a case study on this kind of cooperation, which carried out documental analysis and interviews with key actors from the Ministry of Health and academia. The political-institutional context of the federal government and the Ministry of Health in 2011 favored a greater opening to the theme of primary care and health evaluation, and a closeness to academia. This institutional cooperation is the result of a historical process where previous initiatives in the field of public health have connected public and academic managers interested in the development of SUS. This study contributes to the debate about the cooperation between government agencies and academia in implementing public health policies in Brazil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: to reflect on access in Primary Health Care (PHC) through analogies of two Brazilian television shows. Method: this is a theoretical reflection based on elements of Brazilian popular television culture, based on the shows: the door of hope and the door of the desperate. Results: the access to health within the scope of PHC can be analyzed from the perspective of three doors: hope, in the solution of their needs; despair, aimed at those who cannot find solutions to their demands; and the priority, based on the attributions that constitute it and the right to health. Conclusion: PHC needs to overcome the typology of the door of hope and of the desperate for the achievement of its ordering attribution of the health care network. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The National Food and Nutrition Policy is marked by increasing implementation of actions, programs, and initiatives that seek to meet the needs and particularities imposed by the country's situation, the population's food and nutrition context, and respond to opportunities to build the work agenda. The General Coordination of Food and Nutrition of the Ministry of Health is responsible, as federal health management, for establishing the guidelines for implementing the Policy, the priorities for health and nutrition of the population, and for supporting states and municipalities in the implementation of actions, programs and initiatives within their sphere of action. Objective: To describe the main advances in the A&N agenda in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, based on the legal provisions approved at the federal level, and to point out future prospects. Development: Based on the description of the context and advances of actions, programs and agendas driven by the federal management of the Policy in the last two years, the perspectives of the policy and its advances are presented, as well as the challenges and opportunities for the coming years, in the context of the Unified Health System. Final considerations: The years 2020 and 2021 were strongly marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, bringing impacts to the population's health and challenges for public health management. In the context of the food and nutrition agenda in the Brazilian Unified Health System, it was necessary to glimpse windows of political opportunity to strengthen the agenda. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Obesity is a multifactorial disease with epidemic proportions frequently described as a risk factor for other comorbidities. Therefore, it is important to identify which conditions and actions are being carried out within the scope of Primary Health Care for the care of individuals with this disease. Objective: To describe and discuss conditions and actions for the prevention and care of obesity available in Primary Health Care (PHC) in the Espírito Santo state (ES). Methods: Observational descriptive study based on the PMAQ-AB - 3rd cycle. Modules I, II, and IV were evaluated considering variables related to the number of professionals and equipment, development of obesity care, and nutritional care actions. Chi-square tests were performed to investigate differences between regions. Results: 93.6% of the municipalities participated in the study. There was a shortage of nutritionists and physical educators across the system; in the northern region, nutritionists are present in 21% of the units and there are no physical educators. The number of equipment and materials available was low: 45% of the units in the state did not have a scale (200 kg) and half of them reported not having teenager health records. In the southern region, 54% of the units did not have a pressure measuring device with an armband suitable for obese adults. Only 10% of professionals reported offering integrative and complementary practices and half of them were unaware of the Healthy Program. Conclusion: The actions developed by PHC teams related to health promotion, nutritional care, and obesity prevention and care are not sufficient to cope with obesity in ES, and neither are the equipment and structures available. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to describe the planning process in health centers with contrasting results, according to health indicators. Method: multiple case study, consisting of four cases. Data collection took place between March and May 2017, in health centers, through documentary and bibliographic research, semi-structured interview and non-participant observation. Participants were 25 subjects, coordinators of health centers, higher level professionals of the teams, supporters of the health district and a manager of the planning area. Each case was analyzed individually, seeking similarities and contrasts. The findings of all cases were totalized and analyzed by cross-synthesis of cases. Results: lack of human resources, interpersonal problems and individualized work processes were problems that made it difficult to achieve better results. Final considerations: integrated work and communication between professionals facilitates the development of planning and helps achieve better results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective was to characterize the profile of the managers of the Basic Health Units (BHU) with teams of the Family Health Strategy in Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil. This is a descriptive cross-sectional study carried out with 31 BHU managers located in eight health districts. Sociodemographic data were collected. This data is related to gender; age; type of employment; training area; experience in the area of management and time spent in the role of manager. It was identified that the managers are, for the most part, females (67.7 %); aged between 30 and 39 years (35.5 %); with higher education in the area of applied social sciences (42.9 %); with work experience in commissioned functions (93.6 %); with experience in management without being in health (38.7 %) and with less than one year in the exercise of the function (29 %). It is observed that the municipality complies with the recommendations of the National Primary Care Policy –all BHU have a manager. as well as that most of professionals had the minimum requirements to perform the function. Nevertheless, there was a high number of managers with unstable and insecure employment contracts and exercising the management function without experience in the health care area. Both, the immediate definition of specific criteria for selection and the degree of professionalization are considered necessary, as well as the prioritization of employment contracts that ensure the rights of the worker and a greater stability in function for these professionals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aims to analyze the profile of emergency service patients in dentistry (SUO-FOB) and the spatial analysis of their households concerning the network of Primary Health Care and emergency in dentistry of the Brazilian Health System (SUS), in a prospective cohort study. The data were collected from February 2017 to August 2018 in the SUO-FOB and e-SUS, municipality of Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil. Among 4,121 patients, 78.60% were between 20 and 64 years old, 81% presented pain as the main complaint, and the location of their households showed a spatial pattern of higher intensity of concentration in the outskirts of the city. This study evidenced that the SUO-FOB contributes to oral health care in the municipality, especially in areas where it requires improvement. The university emergency services can help support the Brazilian health care network when demanded. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this study was to analyze the collaborative practices developed by the Extended Family Health and Primary Care Nucleus (NASF-AB) in three municipalities in a health region in Northern Paraná. This is an exploratory study, with a qualitative approach. The methodology included the definition of the locations and participants of the research, participant observation and semi-structured interview, carried out from May to August 2019. This research revealed that NASF-AB professionals developed collaborative practices in their daily work. In this practice, elements such as: existence of common objectives, focus on users, establishment of bonds, recognition of interdependence among team members were identified. Management support and the existence of established spaces for discussion were essential for collaboration. The collaborative practices developed by NASF-AB were products of how workers reinterpret the current rules, being protagonists in their work process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Decentralization of health surveillance required municipalities to reorganize work processes. While bringing the service closer to the territory, it also raised challenges in formulating intervention proposals on health problems. Objective: to analyze the work process of professionals who perform health surveillance actions in Brazil. Method: This is a literature scoping review study. The search strategy included health databases, Google Scholar, and reference lists for articles published between 2000 and 2016. Searches were conducted in April 2017 by two researchers separately. The sample consists of 38 studies. Results: Five categories emerged: decentralization of surveillance actions, health surveillance and networking, educational processes, territorial analysis, and social participation. The decentralized process approached the surveillance of the territory and the community, favoring its anticipatory capacity, the intersectoral work, and the action adjusted to the problems. However, this approach is still a challenge for the construction of the surveillance as a network, based on the primary care through a territorial analysis. The answer to this challenge demands processes of permanent education and the participative compromise of the community and social control. Conclusion: The decentralization requires united actions of the professionals of surveillance and attendance, having as focus the territory, intersectoral actions, and social participation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Primary Care has as a fundamental role health prevention at all stages of life. Thus, several programs are offered that favor the realization of actions. Prenatal care is a great example, as pregnant women are monitored from conception to the postpartum period. Means are offered to detect, as early as possible, any morbidity in the pregnant woman or fetus, through laboratory and imaging tests, rapid tests, medical and nursing consultations, dental care, in addition to immunizations offered to pregnant women. These services are provided by SUS and have costs which are unknown to the population and many health professionals. The research aimed to know the direct cost of performing prenatal care in a Basic Health Unit of the Primary Health Care Network in western Santa Catarina, through an exploratory, retrospective study, with a descriptive theme and a quantitative nature. A sample of six (6) months was used, and in the studied institution, according to information collected in electronic medical records, twenty-seven (27) pregnant women were assisted during this period. According to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, nineteen (19) pregnant women were investigated. It was found that during the 9 gestational months a total of R$3,494.35 were invested, with a unit value per pregnant woman of R$183.91. The values in the table of the Unified Health System (SUS) and in the Management System of the Table of Procedures, Medications, SUS OPM (SIG TAP) of the Ministry of Health were considered. Some items evaluated did not appear in the tables in resulting from the agreement that exists between the spheres. Due to the study, it was possible to know the direct cost of prenatal care in the studied institution, an essential tool for the realization of a more efficient management of public resources by the municipality, as well as promoting greater appreciation by society of this assistance that is offered “at no cost” to the user. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: To understand the habits, difficulties and eating strategies of children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Method: This is an exploratory and descriptive qualitative research carried out with 14 parents of the Association of Parents and Friends of people with ASD located in a city in the extreme south of Santa Catarina. Data collection took place through a semi-structured interview, using content analysis to treat the information obtained. Results: The data collected indicated three thematic categories, structured respectively: eating habits of children and adolescents with ASD; eating difficulties of children and adolescents with ASD; and eating strategies of children and adolescents with ASD. The study identified that autistic children and adolescents have a considerable consumption of processed and ultra-processed foods, in addition to behaviors related to food refusal, dysphagia, low acceptance of solid foods, binge eating and gastrointestinal symptoms. It was also possible to identify a gap in the knowledge of caregivers related to the sensory aspects of the disorder involved in their children's eating habits. Conclusion: Children and adolescents with ASD have a diversified diet, with a tendency to dysfunctional eating habits, and a significant impairment in sensory activities that make it difficult to obtain and establish a healthy diet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: to understand the organization of the production of health care in Primary Care. Method: qualitative study, carried out with 23 participants of the family health team by means of interview and systematic observation in seven Family Health Units of the central northern region of Bahia, between May and July 2017; data analysis oriented by Gadamerian hermeneutics. Results: the entrance door is selective; service flows are regulated by offering focused on some services, with long waiting and difficulties in scheduling appointments, besides being disjointed and insufficient for continuity of care. A lack of materials and precarious working conditions was observed. The evaluation is invisible, with insufficient actions to corroborate user satisfaction. Conclusion: there is an evident need for improvement in the organization of primary care and composition of primary care as an organizer of integral and resolute practices in the attention network. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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